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Restriction - traders trade wheat

Title	Restriction - traders trade wheat
Publication Date:	02/03/1900 — 29/10/1317
Subject	Traders trade wheat
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display12589
Date	02/03/1900 — 29/10/1317
Notes	Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere. Idris Al-Jami, according to Al-Hini, 48 Sums, 47 his, according to Ibn Qaddour, 32 Sums, his 47 Sums. Muhammad Al-Susi, according to Ibn Al-Muati, 20 Sums, 42 Rahba between the masts, according to Sidi Al-Arabi Al-Wali, 09 Sums Al-Tangawi, 46 C. Ahmed, according to Al-Tayeb Bennani, 20 Sums, 44 Boubacar Kattan, according to Assi Idris Al-Fellali, 30 Sums Al-Bukhari. 62 Bushti Al-Jami, according to J. Abdul Salam, 20 sums, J. Ahmed, 43 Qaddour bin Al-Taj, according to Al-Maysuri, 120 sums, Idris, 63, according to Abd al-Salam Bannouna, 30 sums. 64 Al-Si Ahmad Al-Saqqat, according to Idris al-Nasab, 120 sums. 64 He also has, according to Ibn al-Madani, 120 sums, his 64 Praise be to God. Whoever attended the above-mentioned wheat selling market in the shop prepared for its sale from this Idrisiya presence, received a sum. The eleventh offers from the aforementioned porters, there is a record of it as a witness against them, knowing its full value, their knowledge, and their appointment to sell what was mentioned in the aforementioned store at the end of Shawwal Al-Abrak in the year one thousand three hundred and seventeen.

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Restriction - traders trade wheat

Publication Date 02/03/1900 — 29/10/1317

Subject Traders trade wheat

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences

Record ID display12589

Date 02/03/1900 — 29/10/1317

Notes Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere. Idris Al-Jami, according to Al-Hini, 48 Sums, 47 his, according to Ibn Qaddour, 32 Sums, his 47 Sums. Muhammad Al-Susi, according to Ibn Al-Muati, 20 Sums, 42 Rahba between the masts, according to Sidi Al-Arabi Al-Wali, 09 Sums Al-Tangawi, 46 C. Ahmed, according to Al-Tayeb Bennani, 20 Sums, 44 Boubacar Kattan, according to Assi Idris Al-Fellali, 30 Sums Al-Bukhari. 62 Bushti Al-Jami, according to J. Abdul Salam, 20 sums, J. Ahmed, 43 Qaddour bin Al-Taj, according to Al-Maysuri, 120 sums, Idris, 63, according to Abd al-Salam Bannouna, 30 sums. 64 Al-Si Ahmad Al-Saqqat, according to Idris al-Nasab, 120 sums. 64 He also has, according to Ibn al-Madani, 120 sums, his 64 Praise be to God. Whoever attended the above-mentioned wheat selling market in the shop prepared for its sale from this Idrisiya presence, received a sum. The eleventh offers from the aforementioned porters, there is a record of it as a witness against them, knowing its full value, their knowledge, and their appointment to sell what was mentioned in the aforementioned store at the end of Shawwal Al-Abrak in the year one thousand three hundred and seventeen.